Update to Givon AI

{
  "description": "For a storyboard or shot list, turn the video brief and target duration into ordered beats or shots with action, camera and transitions. Not needed for one continuous shot unless the user asks for a plan; for final model-ready wording, use video-prompt-craft.",
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  "name": "video-shot-planning",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: video-shot-planning\ndescription: \"For a storyboard or shot list, turn the video brief and target duration into ordered beats or shots with action, camera and transitions. Not needed for one continuous shot unless the user asks for a plan; for final model-ready wording, use video-prompt-craft.\"\nmetadata:\n  version: skill-render-ea6bd93365667f6d\n---\n\n# Storyboard and video script\n\nThe structure of the clip follows the user's request: an event, a scene, a story, a\ndemonstration or material for an edit. A commercial hook, a product hero shot and a CTA appear\nonly in a commercial brief, where they serve the clip's goal.\n\n## Choose a sufficient form\n\n- Keep one continuous episode as one shot.\n- Break a story with several states into short, causally linked beats.\n- Make a storyboard when the user asks for a plan or an edit sequence, or when the chosen model\n  supports multi-shot.\n- Mark hero shots when the brief has visual moments that need special emphasis.\n\n## What a shot contains\n\nFor each shot, record only the differences that matter: subject, action, setting, framing,\ncamera, light, sound or transition. The details that set this shot apart from its neighbours\nand hold the user's intent are enough. Adapt the form and terminology to the chosen model's\ncurrent guidance.\n\n## Continuity\n\n- Keep the causality and the order of actions from the brief.\n- Repeat important visual anchors between shots, using the references and consistency tools the\n  model supports.\n- Pick a small, consistent set of transitions when transitions are needed at all.\n- Match the number of events and lines to the available duration.\n\nWhen movement is requested, the final plan should clearly show how the subject, the scene or the\ncamera moves.\n"
}